Gist para fazer parse da data que existe no Sigaa para um padrão mais entendível

sigaa_date_parser.py

days = {"2": "Seg", "3": "Ter", "4": "Qua", "5": "Qui", "6": "Sex", "7": "Sab"}
shift = {"m": "Manhã", "t": "Tarde", "n": "Noite"}
time = {
    "m": {
        "12": "06:00 às 08:00",
        "34": "08:00 às 10:00",
        "56": "10:00 às 12:00",
        "3456": "08:00 às 12:00",
    },
    "t": {
        "34": "14:00 às 16:00",
        "56": "16:00 às 18:00",
        "345": "14:00 às 17:00",
        "3456": "14:00 às 18:00",
    },
    "n": {
        "12": "18:00 às 20:00",
        "34": "20:00 às 22:00",
        "123": "18:00 às 21:00",
        "1234": "18:00 às 22:00",
    },
}


def date_parser(date):
    date = date.split(" ")
    print(date)

    if len(date) == 1:
        shift_index = -1
        for i, c in enumerate(list(date[0])):
            try:
                int(c)
            except:
                shift_index = i

        _day = ", ".join([days[day] for day in date[0][:shift_index]])
        _shift = shift[date[0][shift_index].lower()]
        _time = time[date[0][shift_index].lower()][date[0][shift_index + 1 :]]

        return f"{_day} pela {_shift} de {_time}"

    elif len(date) > 1:
        result = []
        for item in date:
            result.append(date_parser(item))
        return result


print(date_parser("23m3456"))
print(date_parser("6M3456"))
print(date_parser("24T34"))
print(date_parser("6T56 23456N1234"))